This is the latest ripening variety of the Bordeaux family of grapes. It produces rich colored wines with high tannins. The clusters and berries are small. It is grown throughout the world in small quantities. But, it is not considered a winter hearty variety.

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Carmenere is a red grape variety originally from Bordeaux, France. It produces medium bodied wines with a deep crimson color. It has smooth tannins. It is a late-ripening variety that needs high levels of sunshine and a long, warm, dry growing season.

Mourvedre is a meaty and full bodied red wine that can be high in alcohol and tannins. It can be a difficult variety to grow as it needs very warm weather and adequate irrigation. It thrives on well-drained, rocky or clay-limestone soils and is susceptible to mildews and low winter temperatures.